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NUMBER 10 -JUNE/JULY 2015, SIVAN-TAMMUZ 5775

Inside:Page 3 - Celebrating 75 Years of Living Generously

Page 8 - Mitzvah Day Photos

FOSTERING COMMITMENT AND RESOURCES WHICH STRENGTHEN AND ENRICH JEWISH LIFE LOCALLY, NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY

Pages 4 - Maimonides Society: Overseas Connection

Cover photo courtesy of Andrew Bowen Photography

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Why We March Again and AgainBy Erin Rosen

Fourteen days, three red pairs of eyes, seven hotels, four concentration

camps, Masada, 15,000 teens, and two survivors. That’s the March of the Living 2015.

Keith went on the March of the Living (MOTL) in 2010 with our son Andy, I went with Hannah in 2013, and we decided we both wanted to be with Zoe this past spring. One might ask why anyone would want to experience this exhausting, emotional trip twice. Going the second time solidified the powerful impact of this incredible trip. The MOTL is about bridging the gap from Poland - our past and our darkest days, to Israel - our future and hope, from teens to survivors, from high school to college, from experiencing to advocating.

The timing of the trip is brilliant, as the participants are high school juniors and seniors. This is a vulnerable time for many young Jews who struggle to keep their Jewish faith and spiritual identity on campus. The trip is led by Rabbi Guttman and Rabbi Havivi. The two Rabbis work tirelessly to educate our teens, to give them spiritual hope, a love of Israel and the ability to advocate as they head off to college.

A month after we returned from

the MOTL, Zoe had her confirmation at Temple Emanuel. This year’s confirmation class had 16 members - nine of whom had been on this year’s MOTL. The Temple students are asked to prepare a speech discussing what being Jewish means to them. All nine MOTL participants mentioned the impact the March had on shaping their Jewish identity. This was no surprise to Keith and I and we recalled the same with the Temple Confirmation class of 2010 and 2013. The Rabbis are diligent in recruiting for the MOTL, fundraising and seeking

private donations to make this trip affordable. Additionally we are proud of the fact that the Greensboro Jewish Federation offers $1,600 subsidies to our Greensboro Marchers.

It is extraordinary how our community and Rabbis make it a priority to send our teens to Israel. Listening to the speeches at Confirmation the vast majority of our confirmands have had an Israel experience, many as Eighth graders at B’nai Shalom, some at the Alexander Muss High School as juniors at the American Hebrew Academy, others with

BBYO programs and of course the MOTL. The fact that our high school seniors stand on the bima and discuss how these Israel Experiences have shaped them as Jews is incredible. Our family has been impacted by this life altering trip, the opportunity to march in the steps of our ancestors, to travel with survivors from our community and to experience the hope and future in Israel.

Erin Rosen is the Chair of the Board of Directors of North Carolina Hillel. Keith Rosen is the President of the Greensboro Jewish Federation.

March of the Living participants with Rabbi Havivi and Rabbi Guttman in Jerusalem.

Left to right MOTL participants Zoe Rosen, Koby Ellick and Emma Weissburg.

Zoe and Keith Rosen, Greensboro Jewish Federation President, with holocaust survivor Hank Brodt.

PJ Library Greensboro held a lovely “PJ Popsicles in the Park” event on

May 31. Children enjoyed the beauti-ful weather and played together on the playground at Cascade Park and then came together to listen to a few PJ Li-brary books read to them while enjoying popsicles.

The PJ Library Committee is in the process of planning meaningful Jewish events for children and families for the coming year. If you would like to be

added to the PJ Library email list to learn about upcoming events, please contact Nikki Goldstein, PJ Library Staff, at ngoldstein@bnai-shalom.org or at 336-855-5091. To register your child or grandchild (age 6 months – 8 years old) to receive a free Jewish-themed book or CD each month, go to www.pjlibrary.org. PJ Library is a program of B’nai Shalom Day School, the Greensboro Jewish Federation, and the Harold Grinspoon Foundation.

Popsicles and Fun in the Park with PJ Library

Nikki Goldstein, PJ Library Greensboro staff, reads a PJ Library book to children.

Julia Swick learns to walk at the PJ Library event.

Thank you to our donors,

our volunteers and my col-leagues for the past year’s stellar efforts. Almost $5.2 million dollars passed through our doors for en-dowments, donor advised funds, the annual campaign, emergency campaigns and other desig-nated funds. We engaged hundreds of volunteers, served hundreds of individuals in need locally and thousands overseas, we attracted thousands to our website, and updated thousands via e-newsletter and newspaper. Here’s a glimpse from our An-nual Membership Meeting held on June 9, 2015.

Former Federation President, Susan Robinson, honored Mimi Levin with the Marilyn Forman Chandler Woman of Valor Award. Mimi was thanked for all she has done to build a Jewish foundation for our youth and for perpetuating our Jewish community for the future!

I am forever grateful to our hardworking and devoted staff. During the Torah portion Shelach, which was read recently in synagogue, the Land of Israel is referred to for the first time as a land of “Milk and Honey”. Each staff member was presented with specially flavored honey, in appreciation for their unique gifts, devotion and hard work on behalf of the Jewish community!

We honored Deborah Kintzing,

for her creative powers that she used in her position as Director of Campaign, Community Relations and Communications, to showcase the talents of our volunteers – at so many incredible events. Deborah created so many wonderful accomplishments. Several campaign chairs from out-of-town wrote remarks to honor Deborah (below are excerpts):

“Deborah always did it, whatever it was! We love and miss her and all of you.”

Peggy Bernstein (Colorado)

“Deborah brought dogged determination, an outstanding work ethic, a high degree of competence and abundant passion to her work at Federation. As someone who has worked with her over many years, I am grateful for substantial contributions she made to the Greensboro Jewish community. Yishar Koach, Deborah.”

David Altman (Brussels)

“In 2005 I was asked to take on the daunting task of Women's Campaign Chair for the Greensboro Jewish Federation. Deborah was there to support me, assist me and to laugh with me--Deborah was good at it all and will be sorely missed. My wish for you, Deborah, is that your future will be filled with projects that make you happy, fulfill your innate creativity and theatrical abilities, and, even more importantly, keep you laughing.”

Liz Winter Cohen (Florida)

And finally, Nathalie Ross (Texas) sent a lovely photo of Federation members with Deborah at the Darfur March on DC.

Dr. Steve Kutner, of Atlanta, the Founding Medical Director of Jewish Healthcare International, wrote about Deborah’s role in working with JHI, the Jewish Agency for Israel and Sheba Hospital to save the life of the young girl who affectionately became known throughout the Jewish world as the “Beltsy” Baby.

I thank Deborah for her many years of service to the Jewish community and to the Greensboro Jewish Federation. I will miss her tremendously and wish her well in the next chapter of her life’s journey.

This summer, we are looking to fill several vacant positions, work on re-vamping our Women’s Philanthropy Cabinet, start planning campaign events

and affinity group programs for the Fall and Spring, resume plans for the Cuba Mission and begin recruitment and planning for our Spring Interfaith Study Mission to Israel, continue developing

our Foundation’s affiliate relationships in communities beyond Greensboro and conduct our annual audit.

Thank you once again for your support and encouragement each and every day.

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By Marilyn Forman ChandlerExecutive Director,Greensboro Jewish Federation

Executive Director’s Column: Marilyn's Musings

Mimi Levin has been a leader and donor to almost every Jewish organization in Greensboro.... She was a Vice President of Hadassah and is a Founding donor for Hadassah. She is a life member of Hadassah and National Council of Jewish Women.

Mimi was one of the organizers of B’nai Shalom Day School and continues to be on the Board of Governors of B’nai Shalom.

She was co-chair of the Woman’s campaign for the Greensboro Jewish Federation and served on the Board of the Women’s Cabinet. Mimi has been a Lion of Judah donor since the lion level was established in Greensboro.

Mimi was LOJE chair for the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro and served on the Foundation Board.

Since 2011, Mimi has funded the PJ library project, a joint project between the Greensboro Jewish Federation and B’nai Shalom Day School.

Mimi feels that it is important to provide for the future. She says “We need to remember that only Jews will take care of Jews and we owe it to our history to continue to do so. It is like a huge chain and we do not want to break any links.”

In photo above: Mimi Levin’s family “kvells” with her as she shares her award. Pictured below are: (L-R, stand-ing) Andy Fields, Dana Fields, Stacey Fields and (L-R, seated) Mimi Levin and Janis Fields.

Mimi Levin with Susan Robinson.

In addition, Dr. Steve Mackler invited two special guests to join us and honor Deborah. Chief Deputy Secretary of State, Rodney Maddox and Lt. Col. Robert Carver of the NC National Guard presented Deborah with a Capital Citation Award for her work with the Moldovan Jewish community signed by Secretary of State Elaine Marshall.

Excerpts from Former Federation President Susan Robinson's presentation of the Marilyn Forman Chandler Woman of Valor Award

to Mimi Levin

The Greensboro Jewish Federation Mai-

monides Society met on Sunday, May 3, to learn about medical work in Moldova. Dentists, a urologist, a radiologist, and a plastic surgeon shared the importance of teaching and offer-ing clinics in the Former Soviet Union during “Overseas Connection”. The Greensboro Jewish Federation boasts a sister-city partnership with Beltsy, Moldova and the state of North Carolina has a bi-lateral partnership with the country of Moldova.

The Maimonides Society, open to all healthcare professionals, residents

and healthcare students, is committed to providing social, educational and philanthropic networking opportunities for all allied healthcare professionals in the Triad Jewish community.

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Dr. Cheryl Siegel of Raleigh shares her experience leading dental clinics in Moldova.

Maimonides Society: Overseas Connection

From the Campaign Trail

Thank you to our 2015 co-chairs, Victoria Milstein and Andrew Brod, for their involvement and commitment in leading the Federation’s annual campaign to success.

We began this year’s annual campaign with the crisis in Israel foremost in our minds. Together, we rallied to the cause raising more than $100,000 for Operation Protective Edge. We took an intergenerational look at what defines us as a community at our Campaign Leadership Launch and together we met the issues and challenges facing us in the year 5775. In January, we introduced 75 Days of Impact to our volunteers, solicitors and division leaders. 75 days that allowed us to make our Jewish community more caring and connected. 75 days that brought us together. In honor of our 75th anniversary, anonymous donors helped support a Campaign Match Challenge for new pledges of $75 or current contributors raising their gifts by 7.5%.

Together we grappled with the rise of anti-semitism globally and on our college campuses at our mid-year Kickoff and we reached out and asked others to show us

their UNselfie at our Super Sunday Telethon. We “gathered the guys” for our cause over deli and beers at the Forge and Gibbs 100 Brewery and along with the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro, we honored our Lions and Pomegranates at our Closing Women’s Donor Appreciation luncheon.

Together our community’s combined talents and strengths helped us exceed last year’s campaign total.

In 75 years of Living Generously, the Greensboro Jewish Federation has allocated millions of dollars to create and perpetuate vibrant Jewish life in Greensboro and around the world. Today, the Federation continues to

lead the community in addressing the most compelling challenges and opportunities facing Jewish life in the 21st century. Together with your support, Federation is here to respond to the needs of today because we were here yesterday. Together, we will be here for whatever comes tomorrow. Thank you for being part of our 75 year history. Thank you for living generously.

Deborah Kintzing Director of Campaign and

Community Relations

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Celebrating 75 years of Living Generously!

Andrew Brod thanks the

community on behalf of he and Campaign Co-chair, Victoria Milstein at the

annual meeting.

$1.6M$1,542,147

I take personal privilege in writing this Newsletter entry. It is with sadness

and honor that I remember my boss [al-though he never liked it when I referred to him as such], my mentor, my friend, the person who involved me in the Jew-ish Foundation of Greensboro, in fact, the Founder of our thriving Foundation: Leonard Kaplan z”l.

Many facts have been related and shared over the course of these weeks since his passing, of Leonard’s exceptional life achieving business success, philanthropic generosity, and memorable personal relationships. I won’t even try to summarize. I simply want to create a word-picture of the man with whom I worked closely when I had the privilege of being part of Toleo Foundation.

Leonard was a man with expansive and laser-focused vision. If we could have looked inside his brain it would have been shooting synapses, making connections, creating ideas twenty-six hours a day. Leonard had a penchant for numbers and could not only remember columns of figures (especially dollar amounts), but he could easily digest balance sheets and financial statements. As has been noted, he had a joke for every occasion and he could talk his way into any office, through any “gate keeper” - and usually get what he wanted, not with aggression, but with kindness. Leonard’s laser-focus and sense of what he wanted made it tough to argue with him. But often after thinking for a couple of days on a matter of difference, he was able to re-think a

position. Always with a twinkle in his eye and a respect of every human being, no matter a receptionist, a cleaning person, a professional, or a CEO. Leonard was only interested in making the world a better place. He didn’t want to do it one step at a time - but in leaps and bounds.

With this Newsletter come our condolences to Tobee, Randall Kaplan and Kathy Manning, Scott and Maeve Kaplan and Barry and Lynn Chasen--- and their families. Leonard Kaplan’s name is, and will be a blessing.

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I am saddened yet honored to publicly express my gratitude and admiration

for Leonard’s leadership of the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro, his gener-osity to our community, and our long friendship.

As our Founding Chair, Leonard’s vision and leadership created our Jewish Foundation to ensure the future of our Jewish community. What foresight! He planted a seed and nourished its growth. The roots are now deep and strong, and we all benefit from the fruit.

I am especially indebted to Leonard for the trust and opportunity he gave me as the first Endowment Director of the Foundation over 18 years ago.

Leonard initiated and enhanced programs and institutions and created endowments to sustain them. His leadership, vision, and personal commitment to the present and future of the Jewish community have inspired many others as well. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to collaborate with him to build the Foundation and secure the future of our community.

Tobee and Leonard together established the first Family Philanthropic Fund and took the lead by endowing many institutions that

placed their funds with the Foundation, serving as role models who encouraged and challenged additional donors to establish and contribute to endowments. Their commitment and affection for each of these institutions have been inspiring and infectious for many in our community and beyond. I am also thankful for their generosity in renovating the second floor of the Federation building to house the

Foundation. Our beautiful offices can now accommodate our continued growth, as the tree and the fruit continue to thrive.

Leonard Kaplan was honored as the Founding Chair of the Foundation and a leader in our community with our Legacy Leadership Award, presented at the Jewish Foundation “Celebrate Our Legacy” event in 2004. He was honored again at the 18th Anniversary Foundation Chai Event in 2014, celebrating his vision and leadership. The Jewish Foundation of Greensboro has been repeatedly recognized as one of the most successful Jewish foundations in North America, in large part due to Leonard’s vision and ongoing leadership.

Beyond the extraordinary legacy Leonard provided for the Foundation, our community, and countless other charitable organizations to make the world a better place, I am most grateful for the personal inspiration and friendship that Leonard has given me. I will continue to be guided and inspired by his efforts to strengthen our community for future generations as I nurture and grow the Foundation.

Leonard has been my philanthropic hero. I will miss his insightful guidance, friendship, humor, and smile.

Remembering Leonard Kaplan, z”l

Susan Gutterman with Leonard Kaplan.

By Cathy Levinson, Chair of the Board of the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro

By Susan Gutterman,Endowment Director Jewish Foundation of Greensboro

We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted a contribution. Please contact Melanie Verges, Stewardship, Program, and Communications Coordinator, at 336-294-0846, and we will make sure to include it in the next issue. Thank you.

Donations to the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro April/May 2015

Jewish Family Services of the Greensboro Jewish Federation Mr. Harvey Colchamiro—In memory of David Stang

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cohen—In memory of Leonard Kaplan

Beth David Synagogue Joann and William Cassell—In memory of Leonard Kaplan

Ms. Beloved Heartsong—In memory of Myra and Dave Stang

David and Frances Moff—in memory of Leonard Kaplan

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simmons—in memory of Leonard Kaplan

Mr. Harvey and Maxine Colchamiro—In memory of Leonard Kaplan

Jeri K. D’Lugin—in memory of Leonard Kaplan

Susan and David Gutterman in loving memory of Leonard Kaplan.

Susan and David Gutterman in memory of Miriam Brenner.

Camp Ramah Darom David and Frances Moff—in memory of Leonard Kaplan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deutsch—In memory of Leonard Kaplan

Kaplan Building Fund at the Greensboro Jewish Federation Rachel Darrow—In memory of Leonard Kaplan

Abe and Miriam Brenner Fund at the Greensboro Jewish Federation Steve Shavitz—In memory of Miriam Brenner

Lottie K. and Jacke W. Samet Israel Experience Endowment Fund Mollie and David Lafferman—In honor of Sylvia and Norman Samet’s Special Anniversary

The Frank Weiner Scholarship Fund at B’nai Shalom Day School Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cohen—In honor of Dr. Joe LeBauer’s birthday

Temple Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Aronson—In honor of Alizse Aronson’s Bat Mitzvah

Leonard Kaplan

Jewish Family Services6 SHALOM GREENSBORO June 2015

We thank the following people for their contributions to Jewish Family Services. All contributions to JFS are used for client assistance unless otherwise specified by the donor.

Jewish Family ServicesRomeo Club

In Honor:Of: Jeff Medoff ’s recoveryFrom: Judy Hyman

In Memory:Of: Leonard KaplanFrom: Irene and Irving Cohen Polly and Buzz Strasser

Of: Charlotte FalkFrom: Polly and Buzz Strasser

Of: Alfred FreibergerFrom: Lois and Howard Mezer Vivian Sheidler

Of: Miriam BrennerFrom: Judy Hyman Lois and Howard Mezer

Of: Ann GaleFrom: Judy Hyman Lois and Howard Mezer

Of: Mildred SirkinFrom: Judy Hyman

Food PantryEllen and Lenny SametVivian Sheidler

In Honor:Of: Ellen Ross’ birthdayFrom: Ellen and Lenny Samet

Of: Ellen RossFrom: Susan and Freddy Robinson

Van FundAlbert JacobsonJane Rosen-Grandon

We apologize if we have missed anyone’s contribution. Please call Jewish Family Services at 852-4829, ext. 222 if we missed you, and we will include you in the next issue. The minimum donation for each submission is $10.00. Thank you.

Todah Rabah

Thank YouTo

BRAVO! CUCINA Italiana

for providing the wonderful food for

The JFS Volunteer Luncheon

Debbi and Neil AbermanElaine AbramsRose and Victor AckermannAmerican Hebrew Academy StudentsMarion AdamsAnonymous DonorElizabeth and Matt ApplebaumLarry ArnoldJill and Richard AuslanderArlene and Alan BardyDebbie and Paul BarryMarlene and Gene BaruchPaula BeckerJune BergsteinBea BerkowitzEllen BerlinPeggy and Nat BernsteinBeth David SynagogueBeth David Synagogue Food BankBeth David Synagogue Men’s ClubBeth David Synagogue Religious SchoolSuzy BillerJudi BleibergBlood Drive VolunteersBJH Foundation for Senior ServicesB’nai Shalom Day School Students K-5Fran and Steve BombartBeverly and Larry BrenowitzZelda and George BreslowJennifer BresslerGail and Charles BretanKaren and Andrew BrodCaroline BrownMarilyn and Robert Chandler“Christmas at Cone Health” volunteersHoward CleinDonna CohenIrene and Irving CohenAlgine and James ColemanAngela CookLaw Offices of Cheryl DavidCheryl and Mark DavidowitzAnnette and Derek DavisMarlene DavisAbby DonnellyIna and Ken EisenbergCharles EllickDuke EnergyEnterprise Holdings FoundationEllen and Gary FischerFood Pantry VolunteersBetsy and Richard FoxDavid FrazierGilda FriedmanMichele Haber and Martin FriedmanFriendly VisitorsFriends HomeBetsy GamburgSteven GamburgAl GeigerThe Gers FamilyHeather GertClaire GesualdiJodie GisserPamela and Laurence GoldbergSandra and Erwin GoldmanYael and Ty GoldschmidtGillian and Robert Goodman

Ann GottmanSusan and Daniel GottsegenKaren and Joshua GouldRonnie GrabonEleanor GreenbergSandra and Kenneth GreeneGreensboro Jewish FederationGreensboro Jewish Federation Board MembersMichelle GuntherArlene GuttermanSusan and David GuttermanRabbi Fred GuttmanDavid HaberGladys and Harold HaberThomas HaizlipRisa HanauBernice and Zev HarelRabbi Eliezer HaviviLori HeimannSharon and Joel HellerHekler-Herman Family Charitable FundHeritage GreensMarcia and Les HermelinRuth and Joshua HoffmanEstate of Jerome HymanJudy HymanMark HymanJanice and Stephen HymanAlbert JacobsonPhyllis JeromeJewish Educational Loan Fund (JELF)Jewish Family Services BoardJewish Family Services Chai Notes ChoirRabbi Rebecca JosephTobee and Leonard KaplanCarole and Malcolm KaplanNaomi and Stuart KaplanAron KatzJeff Katz and Ila RosenthalPaula KatzAlison KaylorSharona and Alon KesslerMila KilmnikRima KleinerFlorence KoenigRabbi Andrew KorenJordan KrausJudy and Jack KriegsmanKaren KriegsmanVanessa LandeGail and Eugene LeBauerJoan and Samuel LeBauerSimara and Tomas LeviDave LevinePat and Peter LevitinJimmie Agnew and Stephen LevyMichele Gordon and Pat Levy, IIIAlli LindenbergAmanda and Andrew Mbuvi

Mailings VolunteersSarah MalinoBea and David MandelBobbie and Bernard MannNatalie MapouElise MargolMatnat Mitzvah Donors and VolunteersArlene and Tim McKaneJoan MeresMaddie MeyerhofferLois and Howard MezerHelen and Mark MillerScott MilmanMitzvah Day DonorsMitzvah Day SponsorsMitzvah Day VolunteersRocky MossHannah MurinsonSusan NehmenHeidi and Howard

NorwickValerie and Will O’KeefeIsanne and Kevin OsseyCaroline PanzerStacey and Phil PapierSarah PearlmanLaura Pollak and Jeff PetrinitzSusan and Jerry PinskerHinda and Yosef PlotkinJerry PlovskyMaris and Eric PolleroEleanor ProctonLenore ReinhardSusan and Freddy RobinsonRomeo ClubErin and Keith RosenJane Rosen-GrandonJennifer RosenbluthKendra RossRobert RosthalAnn SaabArthur SametJoan SametEllen and Leonard SametSara Lee SapersteinStephanie Benson and Robert SavinoBarbara ScheckDana and Stuart SchleienJenny SchultzKaren SclareAddie SellarsSenior Holiday Gift Bag Donors and VolunteersSenior Luncheon VolunteersJoy and Steve ShavitzVivian SheidlerGrace SheldonJoyce and Robert ShumanBarbara ShyloskiSusan and Fred SiegelRenae SigmonPhilip SilverJanie SilversHoward SilversteinRaffi SimelJanet SimonRabbi Harry SkyKaren SloneRabbi Miriam SpitzerSpring ArborKathryn and Joseph SternWilliam A. Stern FoundationPatti and Ken StilesJen and Aaron StrasserElizabeth and Joseph StrasserVicki and Larry StrasserPolly and Richard StrasserDanielle SwickEkaterina and Matthew TabinTeen Service VolunteersTeen VolunteersBarbara and Stuart TeichmanTemple EmanuelTemple Emanuel Third and Fourth GradesTammi and Kevin ThurmHarvey TillesSylvia TorchinskyLouise Van SchaackRachel and Jose VillalbaVolunteer Appreciation Luncheon VolunteersDorothy WassermanSeymour WechslerShelly WeinerAdele and Robert WeinsteinLewis WeinstockRoz and Richard WeintraubGary WienWell Spring Retirement CommunityJon YellinSue Zaleon

We apologize if we have missed anyone. Please call Jewish Family Services at852-4829, ext. 222, if we missed you, and we will include you in the next issue.

Thank you.

By Betsy Gamburg, LCSW, JFS DirectorI am continually impressed by the countless acts of loving kindness, generosity and concern our

volunteers and donors have for the Jewish members of our community. Volunteers and donors have always played a vital role at Jewish Family Services. They are an integral part of the life of the agency.

We thank the following volunteers and donors who over the past year have added immeasurably to so many lives in so many ways and set a standard of service for our community.

Thank You to Our JFS Volunteers

Employment WorkshopChai Notes This SummerPassing Down our Values to the Next Generation: A Writing Workshop for Creating Legacy Letters and Ethical Wills. Monday, June 22, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at JFS office.

Art Workshop with Jewish community artist, Jenny Schultz. We will investigate Suminagashi (translating to “floating ink”), an ancient Japanese technique of paper marbling. Tuesday, July 14, 11:00 a.m. at Beth David Synagogue.

Yiddish Film (with English subtitles): The Cantor’s Son (1937)Tuesday, July 7, 1:30 p.m. at JFS office.

Yiddish Music “Listen and Sing”Thursday, August 6, Temple Emanuel, Friendship CircleLunch will be served at 12:00 ($3) and the program around 12:30.

For more Information about any of these programs and to reserve a space,please contact Katy Claussen, JFS Chai Notes* Facilitator.852-4829, Ext. 228, kclaussen@shalomgreensboro.org

*Chai Notes is funded in part by a grant from the BJH Foundation for Senior Services.

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The Mitzvah Day Organizing Committee is grateful to all of the volunteers and sponsors for Mitzvah Day 2015. Thank you for helping to make this a wonderful day of community service!

The following sponsors offering time, money, and in-kind services:

Beth David Synagogue; Temple Emanuel; A&B Store Fixtures; Andrew Bowen Photography; Ardmore Family Practices; Bank of North Carolina; Beth David Men’s Club; Temple Emanuel Brotherhood; Chakras Salon-Spa; Dr. J. David Civils, General and Cosmetic Dentistry; ComForCare Home Care; Delman & Company; Forbis & Dick Funeral Home; Foster Caviness Food Service; Global Resources; Greensboro Center for Pediatric Dentistry; Isaacson Isaacson Sheridan Fountain & Leftwich LLP; Jon Hardister, N.C. State Representative; Mark E. Hyman, DDS; Marvin Israel Photography; Murphy Wainer Orthopedic Specialists; Parties2Dye4; Wear Yours; Well-Spring

By Marlene Baruch, RN, MSN

I am honored to begin my position as your Congregational Nurse. I feel that this is the job I've been preparing for most of my life. I received my training as a registered nurse at NC Baptist Hospital School of Nursing and received my Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science in Nursing from Gardener-Webb University. In the past I've worked in the hospital setting as a floor nurse, as an office nurse in a large urology practice and as a research nurse participating in clinical trials.

I've more recently spent 14 years as a Breast Health Navigator working with cancer patients. The skills I've developed fit so well in my role as your congregational nurse - offering health education, wellness counseling, advocacy

and providing support to our clients and families.

I feel that my years of nursing experience, together with my experience of Jewish learning, conversion, adult Bat Mitzvah and Torah study have prepared me for this new role. Practicing in the Jewish community seems a natural extension of my nursing role and an opportunity to provide wholistic health services,

addressing the unity of mind, body and spirit.

I look forward to meeting many of you and to working with our older adults and their families. I can be reached Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at JFS at 852-4829, ext. 224 or you can reach me via e-mail at mbaruch@shalomgreensboro.org. Please be assured that all interactions are kept confidential.

JFS Welcomes a New Congregational Nurse

New Congregational Nurse Marlene Baruch, RN, MSN.

Jen Strasser and Carole Kaplan were recog-

nized on Thursday, June 11 at the JFS Volunteer Luncheon as our "Vol-unteers of the Year."

Jen has been on the JFS Board for 8 years, serving as the Chairperson for two years. She is currently serving as the Past Chair. Jen says she is committed to the Jewish community and to her family and says that a quotation from Maya Angelou inspires her, “Nothing will work unless you do.” Among her other volunteer activities have been co-chairing her Young Leadership group, serving as the co- chair of the Federation Cuban Mission trip and as past chair of B'nai Shalom's Cadillac Dinner. She is the incoming PTC chair at BSDS.

Jen brings many talents to JFS. She helped develop and grow Children and Family programming including the pre-school food pantry program and a variety of parent education programs. She is committed to the food pantry and has promoted the need for donations with a passion. She served as the Chair of the Jewish Community Blood Drive. Jen also helped guide and grow the JFS budget, oversaw the increase in camp scholarships, and brought greater diversity to the Board. And Jen further showed her commitment

to improving the agency by representing us at the national annual conference for Jewish Family Services.

Carole Kaplan was our second honoree for Volunteer of the Year. She comes with some 40 years of Jewish community service. Her JFS service has been as chair for the last two years with "JFS Volunteers Plus." This is a unique program for those who are interested in getting more from their volunteer experience. This group meets monthly

with Gail Bretan to discuss and reflect on their volunteer service and to explore deeper connections to Judaism. Carole has helped organize, promote, and recruit, not to mention name, this program.

Carole says "I love volunteering." She has been Vice President of Beth David's Sisterhood, a member of the Beth David Board of Trustees, and has been head of the Beth David Library Committee. One of her favorite volunteer jobs is mentoring kindergarten children at B'nai Shalom in the reading program.

JFS is extremely grateful to both Jen and Carole for their time and commitment and is thrilled to have recognized and honored them this year as our "Volunteers of the Year."

JFS Honors Two as "Volunteers of the Year"

Jen Strasser and her husband Aaron. Jen was one of two recipients of the JFS Volunteer of the Year Award. The other recipient, not pictured, is Carole Kaplan.

Mitzvah Day 2015

Recycling old tables and making them new again at the Barnabas Network.

Gratitude comes in many forms at Kopper Top!

Jewish youth making Kippot and Tallitot for mission to Muldova.

Raffi Simel and Caroline Grandis, co-chairs, welcome everyone to Mitzvah Day 2015.

Volunteers work on blankets for the Cuban Jewish community.

Mitzvah Day volunteers hard at work at the Greensboro Science Center.

Team captain of brucha bags and mailings providing instructions.

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Special thanks to all of our donors who made the 2015 Women’s Campaign so successful - Todah Rabah! The names of donors whose gifts are received after June 2,

will appear in the September issue.

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WOMEN

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Daniel and Susan Acker*Victor AckermannJames and Ellen AdelmanMichael Altheimer and Suzanne WagnerJerome and Audrey Altheimer*David AltmanAMEX PAC MatchGary and Linda AndersonJon and Suzan Antin*Matt ApplebaumRoy ArkinLarry ArnoldAlexander AronsonAndrew and Kris AronsonJody AttiasBoaz Avraham- KatzAlan and Arlene BardyGary BargebuhrRoy and Helene BargebuhrAndre BaronPaul BarryGene BaruchJoseph and Michele BasileLouis BatesHerb Baum and Kathleen WhitmireScott Bayer*Ephraim BaziaIgal Ben-GalPaul Benson*Howard BensonScott Benson*Alan and Marcia BergerJerome BergmanMichael and Sylvia BerkelhammerJoel BigelmanBlue Ridge, Inc. – Steve Dashoff, z"lRichard Bober*Mark Bochkis*Steve Bombart*Andrew and Andrea BowenAlan and Barbara Boyette*Joseph Brantley*Barry BrasloffFrank BrennerGeorge BreslowCharles BretanEvan Bretan*Lee BretanAndrew and Karen Brod*

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2015 MEN’S CAMPAIGN DONORSSpecial thanks to all of our donors who made the 2015 Men’s

Campaign so successful - Todah Rabah! The names of donors whose gifts are received after June 2, will appear in

the September issue.

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Ron YardenayNachum YardenayLeonid and Victoriya Yefimov*Andrew ZimmermanHarold Zimmerman*Benjamin C. Zuraw

z"l Zichrono L’vrocho - Of Blessed Memory

* Indicates current donors who raised their gift by a minimum of 7.5% or higher

If you were inadvertently omitted please call Dianne Hines at 852-5433, ext. 233 or email her at dhines@shalomgreensboro.org and you will be included in the September issue.

HONOR OF:Of: In Honor of Albert Jacobson’s 90th birthdayFrom: Paula & Richard KleinOf: In Honor of the birth of Aaron Joseph BrodFrom: Ellen & Gary FischerOf: Sylvia and Norman Samet 55th Wedding AnniversaryFrom: Dr. and Mrs. Michael CohenOf: Marc IsaacsonFrom: Jenny KaiserOf: In Honor of Joan BluethenthalFrom: Joanne BluethenthalIN MEMORY OF:Of: Miriam BrennerFrom: Kenneth & Sandra GreeneOf: Alfred Freiberger

IN MEMORY OF: From: Ellen & Gary FischerOf: Miriam BrennerFrom: Ellen & Gary FischerOf: Alfred FreibergerFrom: Valerie & Darryl SamsellOf: Alfred FreibergerFrom: Sally & Bob ConeOf: Ellen Kreindler From: Steve ShavitzOf: Alfred FreibergerFrom: Steve ShavitzOf: Leonard KaplanFrom: Dr. and Mrs. Stephen HymanOf: Leonard KaplanFrom: Dr. and Mrs. James AdelmanOf: Joan Forman LipseyFrom: Rose & Victor Ackerman

Community Enrichment Fund

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1 Like one who says slicha6 Rothschild of the House of Lords, and others12 Supporter of Israel in the Reagan cabinet16 Milchig liquid17 Where to find soc.genealogy.jewish18 Sarah Silverman's Best Writing award19 Kubrick coup21 Crowd response after a goal by Yossi Benayoun22 Become meshuga23 Verbally broke a commandment24 Drum for an Allen Ginsberg reading25 Species in a 1998 DreamWorks Animation film promoted by CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg26 Gibes from anti-Semitic children, e.g.28 "Don't ... mar the ___ of your beard" (Leviticus 19:27)29 Amount of paper needed to photocopy the entire Talmud30 Michele of "Glee"31 Kabob holders35 Investing some shekels in40 Adrien Brody's character in "The Pianist"41 Ma, who in 2013 performed with Holocaust survivor George Horner, and others43 Sitar-playing friend of violin virtuoso Yehudi44 "Night" author Wiesel45 Extinguished, as menorah candles47 "Fantasia on Jerusalem the Golden" composer Charles48 "Adonai, my ___ and my redeemer" (Psalms 19:14)49 Most kleyn50 Use it to eat kreplach at a picnic51 Gilgul is the Jewish belief in these53 Affiliation of David Brat, who defeated Eric Cantor in the 2014 Republican primary55 Folower of 53-Down56 Toy ___ (dreidel container, perhaps)58 Attack like the lion of Judah?61 Impact sounds in a Dave Berg cartoon63 Backtalk from Vidal?67 Ape in 19-Across68 Make up a phrase about shekels?69 Film director Nora71 Put your He'Brew orders on them72 Cynthia Ozick story74 When doubled, "yada yada"75 Ride its Silver Meteor from NYC to Miami76 Shaped like eggs for a shakshuka77 Name suffix for Zionist Szold78 Kosher ___ (slang for Jewish mob)79 Israel's northern one is with Lebanon

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1 Where Daniel Barenboim directs, with "la"2 Welles, who wrote "Citizen Kane" with Herman J. Mankiewicz3 It might end a fast4 What Kenny Bernstein does5 Aseret ___ Teshuva (Var.)6 Baseball commissioner Selig7 Sanctuary8 Contents of bags, for Sandy Koufax9 Late ___ Tay-Sachs disease10 Candles for Chanukah, e.g.11 Source of non-kosher meat12 1st century king of Judea13 "Shaft ___ the Jews" (spy paperback)14 It can be graven15 Israelis may call them shwarma20 Animal that frolics in the vasser24 "Oh, where have you ___ my blue-eyed son?" (Bob Dylan)27 Power sources at Battery Park Synagogue?29 Matter at court, to Alan Dershowitz30 Group of names for Schindler31 Climber who shleps up Everest32 Weight measures in Tel Aviv33 The Alhambra Decree, for one34 Regular reading35 Locks without keys36 Who never calls or writes Joyce Antler37 "For His anger is momentary, but His ___ lasts a lifetime" (Psalms 30:6)38 Unlike many Mossad activities39 Like traveling in the Gaza Strip, e.g.41 Support for a bill in the Knesset42 Sound track cries, to Mel Blanc45 Billy Wilder's "Sunset ___"46 Panel maker Stan50 ___ shiva (honored the dead)52 55-Across, in the Septuagint53 Letter that has the value of 954 City of the Kristallnacht burning of the Great Synagogue56 Pictures on a synagogue bulletin57 Shed at El Al58 Grant shalom to59 Elevate, as Elohim60 Chance to get a hit for Hank Greenberg61 Blockhead62 Abraham Regelson and Dalia Rabikovich63 What Hasidic men don't do to their beards64 Cedar-lined spot65 Film based on a 1953 Ferber novel66 Like a look from Ralph Fiennes in "Schindler's List"70 Bk. of wise sayings72 Enjoy the beach at Eilat73 APB letters held by Elena Kagan?

“Papa, Can You Hear Me?”Jerusalem Post Crossword Puzzle

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Bible Study

Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.Join us Tuesday mornings to study

Tanach (Hebrew Bible) in a fun and inviting atmosphere. We are finishing up the Book of Judges and will be beginning the Books of Samuel in the coming weeks.

For more information contact Al Geiger or Lee Bretan (leebretan@gmail.com).

Reading of Lamentations

Saturday, July 25 at 8:30 p.m.Join us as we observe Tisha B’Av with

the reading of Lamentations.

Other August EventsAttend Rosh Chodesh Av and Elul

evenings with Beth David Sisterhood.Family education programs are being

planned to help us get ready for the High Holidays.

Contact the synagogue for details.

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BJH Grants Provide Essential Support for Older Jewish Adults in the Carolinas

Each year, grants from BJH Founda-tion, based in Greensboro, N.C. make

vital differences in the lives of many older Jewish adults throughout North and South Carolina. Funding assists non-profits that provide critical services to older adults in areas such as case management, meal and fellowship programs, health screenings and home visits.

This year, BJH Foundation has awarded 23 grants totaling more than $220,000 to help fund programs such as elder daycare, congregational nursing and social worker programs, home and community services, as well as guardianship and care management for older Jewish adults throughout North and South Carolina.

“Support from BJH Foundation can make a huge impact in the lives of these older Jewish adults,” says Andrew Aronson, president of the BJH Foundation for Senior Services. "As the older Jewish adult population moves through its senior years, healthcare and other resources needed for their support will be stretched to capacity. The grants

from BJH Foundation play a crucial role in helping fill some of these needs in the lives of this population."

BJH Foundation improves the lives of many older Jewish adults through its funding. Over the past ten years, BJH Foundation has awarded more than $1.8 million to qualifying non-profit organizations that support older Jewish adults. For a complete list of the 2015 grant recipients and to learn more information about receiving grants, or how you can help, please visit www.bjhfoundation.org. 2015 Grant Recipients from BJH Foundation:

• Asheville, N.C. – Asheville Jewish Community Center, Jewish Family Services of Western North Carolina

• Charlotte, N.C. – Jewish Family Services of Greater Charlotte, Sandra and Leon Levine Jewish Community Center, Temple Beth-El, Temple Israel

• Davidson, N.C. – Temple Kol Tikvah of Lake Norman

• Durham, N.C. – Jewish Federation of Durham-Chapel Hill

• Greensboro, N.C. – Beth David Synagogue, Jewish Family Services of Greensboro, Temple Emanuel

• Hendersonville, N.C. – Agudas Israel Congregation

• New Bern, N.C. – Temple B’nai Sholem

• Raleigh, N.C. – Jewish Family Services of Raleigh-Cary, Temple Beth Or

• Winston-Salem, N.C. – Temple Emanuel of Winston-Salem

• Charleston, S.C. – Brith Sholom Beth Israel Congregation, Charleston Jewish Family Services, Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim

• Columbia, S.C. – Beth Shalom Synagogue

• Myrtle Beach, S.C. – Temple Emanu-El

About the BJH Foundation for Senior Services:

BJH Foundation for Senior Services, founded in 2006, provides grants to organizations that enhance the lives of older Jewish adults in North and South Carolina. Grants are awarded for activities, services and programs for the elderly in accordance with Jewish values and beliefs. For information on donating to BJH Foundation for Senior Services call 336-854-8400 or please visit www.bjhfoundation.org. The next grant application deadline will be in spring 2016.

Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-807-2214. The license is not an endorsement by the state.

Annual Grants Awarded throughout North and South Carolina

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Early Childhood Engagement Center Summer Camp

Schedule: June 1 – June 5June 8 – June 12June 15- June 19June 22 – June 26June 29 – July 3July 27—July 31

•All camps are five days a week from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

• Children ages 18 months to five years old are welcome to attend.

• Snacks will be provided. Lunches need to be sent from home.

• Cost: $120 per week.• Camps may be cancelled if there is

insufficient registration.• For more information, call Louise

at (336) 292-7899 or Lvanschaack@tegreensboro.org.

Schmooze with the Rabbi at Print Works Bistro:

Tuesday, June 30, 12:00 p.m.Enjoy a casual lunch with the rabbis

along with other Temple friends at the Print Works Bistro. Join us as we talk about anything and everything – from local politics to Jewish issues. Your lunch is on you, while the conversation is on us. Contact Temple Emanuel about possible Schmoozes in July and August. Reserve your spot with Noah at 292-7899 or ndomont@tegreenboro.org.

Come to one of our Summer Shabbat Potlucks!

Blue Jean Shabbat Service & Potluck BBQ

Friday, June 196:30 p.m. – Service7:30 p.m. – DinnerJoin us for a casual Shabbat Service in

our outdoor Chapel, followed by a potluck BBQ chicken dinner.

• Come dressed in blue jeans or something comfortable.

• $5 per person, children 3 and under free ($12 max per family)

• Temple Emanuel will provide BBQ Chicken. Please bring a non-dairy side dish or dessert.

• For more information, or to RSVP and sign up to bring a side dish, call 292-7899 or visit www.tegreensboro.org

June Programs for Tots

Friday, June 12, 6:00 p.m. – Tot Shabbat and Oneg

For more information about tot programs, contact Louise Van Schaack at 292-7899 ext. 302 or lvanschaack@tegreensboro.org

Welcome Back Campers Shabbat Service & Potluck BBQ

Friday, August 216:30 p.m. - Shabbat Service in our

Outdoor Chapel (weather permitting) celebrating our returning campers

7:30 p.m. - Non-dairy Potluck dinner in the Courtyard

Join us for a casual Shabbat Service in our outdoor Chapel (weather permitting) celebrating our returning campers followed by a potluck BBQ chicken dinner.

• Come dressed casually in your camp attire.

• $5 per person, children 3 and under free ($12 max per family)

• Temple Emanuel will provide BBQ Chicken. Please bring a non-dairy side dish or dessert.

• For more information, or to RSVP and sign up to bring a side dish, call 292-7899 or visit www.tegreensboro.org

Save the Date2015 Temple Emanuel Jewish Festival

October 11

It’s not too early to mark your calendar for the 2015 Temple Emanuel Jewish Festival, set for Sunday, October 11th. Highlighting the festival will be fantastic New York deli food, continuous entertainment on the main stage, educational activities and displays, as well as, the Kids Zone with arts and crafts, inflatables, and lots of fun for the kids.

This year’s festival has a 50-50 raffle, with a potential grand prize of $5000 plus additional cash prizes. Also, to participate as a sponsor, you can make a monetary contribution. Any size donation is greatly appreciated, but for at least $100 you will be listed as a 'Friend of the Festival' in the festival brochure and on our website.

Check our website www.templeemanueljewishfestival.org for a full description and details of all the activities, events, the food and a list of our sponsors. Raffle tickets and sponsorships can be made on the festival website too.

Come and have fun at Temple Emanuel this summer!

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American Hebrew Academy

The American Hebrew Academy is delighted

to announce the establish-ment of a new need-based scholarship granted by the Leon Levine Founda-tion. Ten scholarships to supplement tuition, each for $5000, are available to students for the 2015-16 Academic year. The scholarships were made available to the Academy in fulfillment of the Founda-tion’s mission of building Jewish identity and strengthening Jewish communities.

The Leon Levine Scholarships are primarily aimed at students from North Carolina, with second priority to students from Southeast United States and then to students from the rest of the United States.

Glenn Drew, Executive Director of

the American Hebrew Academy stated: “We are grateful to the Leon Levine Foundation for establishing this generous scholarship fund to help us fulfill our mission of educating future Jewish leaders.”

The Leon Levine Foundation, established

in 1980, seeks to create permanent, measurable, life-changing impact by investing in organizations with highly effective leadership, a track record of success and a focus on sustainability.

The American Hebrew Academy is accepting applications for the 2015-16 Academic year – please visit the website at www.americanhebrewacademy.org/apply for more information.

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Welcome to Camp Gan Israel, part of the

largest and fastest-growing network of Jewish day camps in the world.

Gan Israel is dedicated to enriching the lives of Jewish children from diverse backgrounds and affiliations. CGI of Greensboro is a treasure trove of custom tailored activities, both classic and innovative, allowing campers to experience summer the way it should be: exciting, relaxing, eye-opening, and forever a source of childhood’s best memories.

Our counselors are chosen for their personal warmth and ability to understand and care for each child as an individual. Counselors have prior camp experience and are well trained in safety. Each counselor is a role model for our children, promising friendships that will last forever.

Camp would not be complete without our weekly trips featuring excursions to some of a child’s favorite destinations: Wet & Wild Waterpark, Celebration Station, Bowling, Airbound Trampoline Park, Gem Mining, and Swimming at Starmount

country Club & Hamilton Lakes.Our mission is to seamlessly create

a dream summer of arts, athletics, adventure, and friendship, all within a Jewish framework.

We invite you to see firsthand the magic of CGI. Be on the lookout for a spirited, memorable summer.

Dates: 4 One-week sessions from June 22- July 17

Time: 9:00 a.m. -3:30 p.m., aftercare available upon request

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